Nerima Children’s Forest - Nerima City

Name: Nerima Children’s Forest - Nerima City
Address: 2 Chome-32-7 Hazawa, Nerima City, Tokyo 176-0003, Japan, 176-0003, Japan

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Contact Nerima Children’s Forest

住所：	2 Chome-32-7 Hazawa, Nerima City, Tokyo 176-0003, Japan
電話：	📞 +8999
Postal code :	176-0003
Webサイト：	http://nerima-kodomonomori.com/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Park ,
Description :	Climbing equipment, tire swings & close encounters with insects, plus growing & picking vegetables.

2 Chome-32-7 Hazawa, Nerima City, Tokyo 176-0003, Japan

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M	Mari Is on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 練馬区が力を入れている感じのする、子供が泥んこ遊びが出来る様な手作りの無料の遊び場です。利用する際は入口で来園者シートに居住地や人数や年齢などの記入をすれば誰でも利用出来ます。最寄駅は氷川台駅か新桜台駅になりますが徒歩10分位です。駐輪場はありますが、駐車場は障害者用しかないので徒歩2,3分の所にコインパーキングが数カ所あるので便利です。プレーリーダーと呼ばれるスタッフの方々がいて、遊び方を教えてくれたり、この施設の管理をしてくれています。多目的のお手洗いもあり、畑もあり、自然の物を使って作った遊び物があるので、勉強にもなりとても良いですが、泥だらけになったりするので服は汚れても良い物を着て行くか、着替えを持って行った方が良いと思います。靴を脱いで上がる遊び場もありました(サイドはビニールで囲まれていますが、屋根はありません) It is a free handmade playground where children can play with mud and feel that Nerima Ward is emphasizing. When using, anyone can use it if you enter the place of residence, number of people, age etc. on the visitor sheet at the entrance. The nearest station is Hikawadai Station or Shin-Sakuradai Station, but it is about a 10 minute walk. There is a bicycle parking lot, but there is only a parking lot for people with disabilities, so there are several coin parking places a few minutes walk, so it is convenient. There are staff called play leaders who teach you how to play and manage this facility. There are also multipurpose restrooms, there are fields, and there are playgrounds made using natural things, so it is also good to study and it is very good, but because it is full of mud, wear clothes that can be dirty. I think it's better to go or bring clothes. There was also a playground to take off your shoes and go up (sides are surrounded by vinyl, but there is no roof)
9	99 a on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ こんなところが近くにあるなんて感激です。子どもたちは泥だらけになってしまいますが、今日日こんな場所はなかなかないので良い施設だと思います。寄付の子ども服や、貸し出しの砂場着、タオルもあり、とても親切でした。
水	水野健 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 初めて訪れてから数年は家族だけで遊んでいましたが、ここ最近長男が”クギ刺し”という遊びを覚えてからは、その遊びを中心に色んな友達ができて楽しそうです。凸凹の地面や泥遊び、工作、季節ごとに梅の実やどんぐり、キウイを取ったりと、自分の小さい頃を思い出すような、自然や季節を感じられる遊び場です。何度も来るうちに馴染んだ感があるので、こういう遊び場が広がれば子どもを育む環境にとても良さそう。 I've been playing with my family for a few years since I first visited, but since my eldest son recently learned the play of "nail sashimi", it seems to be fun to make various friends around that play. It is a playground where you can feel nature and the seasons, such as playing on uneven ground, playing with mud, crafting, picking plum fruits, acorns, and kiwis every season. I feel familiar with it over and over again, so if such a playground spreads, it would be very good for an environment where children can be raised.
R	Rin Chang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 【追記】春は梅？桜？が咲きます ---- 自然にほんの少し手を加えた子ども用の遊び場。無料で利用できたりして、都内では貴重な場所のように思えます。なかなかこんな場所ないよねーキウイが大量になってたり、栗が落ちてたり。【postscript】 Is spring plum? Cherry Blossoms? Blooms ---- A playground for children with a slight modification to nature. It can be used for free, and it seems to be a valuable place in Tokyo. It's hard to find a place like this. There are a lot of kiwis and chestnuts have fallen.
H	Hayley Wise on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Love this place! Great for kids to play in the dirt, find bugs, hammer a nail, make mud pies. Wish there were more of these in surrounding neighborhoods
M	Maryah Woerner on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ So much fun! The volunteers were so helpful and considerate. For those coming by car, there is a small paid lot right in front.
T	Tina Nakakuki on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Things to bring (esp if child likes playing with mud or dirt): water shoes or rain boots (they have some to borrow, but limited quantity and sizes) for muddy play, a change of clothes, plastic bag for all the dirty stuff, towel. There is a Family Mart about 200m away, so you don’t need to bring lunch. Depending on the day/season, there may be vegetable picking (we picked radishes today), takibi (fire pit), chestnut picking, kiwi picking (late November). Various swings (rope, tire etc), trees and apparatus to climb, shovels/cups/bowls for playing with dirt/mud, nails/hammer/wood, wood planks for building bridges, glue, scissors, fabric, chalk, and a slew of tools for playing with water (buckets, cups, etc.) Ample bicycle parking. Not sure how far the walk is from nearest train station, as we always go by bicycle. My 4.5 yo had a blast and asked to go back again, even before we left.
J	Joelle Kuiper on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Awesome place to play! Bring lots of towels, changes of clothes, food and water and get prepared to have fun. A place where kids can truly be kids. In summer it’s a fun place to cool down, lots of water play with plenty of shade under the kiwi vines. When it’s especially hot, they spray water from a misting system rigged up in the vines! In winter they sometimes have hot drinks for adults and do a campfire cookout for the kids! Also we got the official word from the prefectural office that it’s fine to come play with visible tattoos. By train it’s only 10min walk from Hikawadai Station. Several bus stops are nearby and by car there’s paid parking right in front of the park.